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Come Out Swinging: How You Me At Six found their fight again — Kerrang!

Come Out Swinging: How You Me At Six found their fight again You Me At Six thought it was over, and it still might be. But with new album SUCKAPUNCH created entirely on their own terms, it’s rekindled a raging inferno that’s remained dormant for too long… Words: James Hickie Photos: Gobinder Jhitta Josh Franceschi is frayed around the edges. No, really. You Me At Six’s frontman is sat in a darkened room of his London flat, a lamp on the windowsill providing spectral illumination in the background while his laptop casts an eerie glow upon his face, giving him the appearance of a man caught midway between worlds.

You Me At Six – 'SUCKAPUNCH' review: a band with nothing to lose

You Me At Six CREDIT: press You Me At Six’s first three records saw the Surrey five-piece establish themselves as the reliable face of British rock. 2008’s ‘Take Off Your Colours’ was a bratty emo-pop debut, while‘Hold Me Down’ found them at home at the Main Stage of Reading & Leeds with their peers Paramore, Blink-182 and Weezer. 2011’s ambitious ‘Sinners Never Sleep’, meanwhile, saw them step away from their pop-punk beginnings and embrace the world of gritty alt-rock. However, after two uninspiring records that repeated the formula, 2014’s ‘Cavalier Youth’ and 2017’s ‘Night People’, it felt like You Me At Six had run their course (even if 2018’s ‘VI’ represented a marginal return to form). It was a worry the band shared, with vocalist Josh Franceschi going into the recording of ‘SUCKAPUNCH’ with the belief that it would be their last album. With nothing to lose, then, they’ve turned in a seventh album with a fiery now-or-never attitude. This is an emboldened You Me At Six.

Die Weihnachtsgeschichte im Faktencheck

Memorial honors those who suffered from life on the streets

WBFO's Mike Desmond reports. "They are not forgotten. We remind others who are out here we will not forget them," said activist Hy Carrel. "We’re here to remind others that we need to change the systems and we need to make it so no one dies alone on the street." Nearly four dozen people have died in the last year. Some were finally housed but their health was so bad living inside just wasn’t enough to save their lives. "The simple matter is that we all care and love everyone because everyone is entitled to dignity, love and respect," said Pastor Michael Robinson.

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